Hospira 0.9% Bacteriostatic Sodium Chloride (30 mL)
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@Stevepep not even a slight tinge of "owie" when the NAD goes in?
SS31 ISR at 1mg/1iu is friggin annoying
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Ill need to put this updated list through gemini to summarize it. Lol
So basically NAD, SS31 & Mots C? Shit. Should have looked into this further before I bought a case.I'll do that right now, here you go
Compatible (Good with Bacteriostatic Saline)
⚬ BPC-157 & TB-500 (TB4): Extremely stable and robust peptides that handle saline well without precipitating.
⚬ Epitalon & KPV: Very short-chain peptides that are highly robust and generally unaffected by saline.
⚬ GHK-Cu, QHK-Cu, & AHK-Cu: Copper peptides tolerate saline well and are often used with it for specific topical applications.
⚬ MOTS-c: Typically handles sodium chloride environments without issue.
⚬ Ipamorelin: One of the few growth hormone-releasing peptides somewhat tolerant of saline.
⚬ SS-31 (Elamipretide): Compatible for short-term use, though plain bacteriostatic water remains preferred for long-term storage.Incompatible or High Risk (Avoid Bacteriostatic Saline)
⚬ Retatrutide: Consistently clouds or fails entirely when reconstituted with saline.
⚬ Tesamorelin: Highly salt-sensitive and notoriously prone to rapidly turning into a solid gel.
⚬ AOD-9604: Possesses a fragile solubility profile and will frequently gel or clump in saline.
⚬ Tirzepatide & Semaglutide: Saline introduces a notable risk of destabilization, cloudiness, and precipitation over extended storage.
⚬ NAD+: Highly sensitive to the pH and ionic changes introduced by sodium chloride.
⚬ HGH (Human Growth Hormone): Large, fragile chains are sensitive to aggregation from salt.
⚬ Thymosin Alpha-1 ($\text{TA1}$) & Thymalin: Saline alters their charge distribution unnecessarily.
⚬ GHRP-2 & GHRP-6: Salt can destabilize their structure over time compared to plain bacteriostatic water.
⚬ Selank, Semax, & DSIP: Adding sodium chloride increases local irritation and speeds up solution breakdown.
⚬ PT-141: Susceptible to salting-out effects over multi-week storage.
⚬ LL-37 & Vasopressin: Highly susceptible to structural changes and tonicity issues from sodium chloride.
⚬ hCG: Reconstituting in saline can cause premature hormone subunit dissociation.
⚬ 5-Amino-1MQ: Requires specialized organic solvents, not standard saline.
⚬ Multi-Peptide Blends: Highly susceptible to cross-reaction, gelling, or precipitation when salt is introduced.NAD+: Highly sensitive to the pH and ionic changes introduced by sodium chloride.
Yeah! If it's UNBUFFERED! Too many sources and vendors don't give buffering info on their NAD+. Unless they specifically state it, I don't buy from them, regardless of price. Not your doing, @mikemiranda ; I'm with @commander and don't trust any of these lists.
Have not had a failure yet using NaCl with SS31, MOTS-C & NAD+ buffered. I use regular BAC for Cagri, Survo & KPV, as none of them sting me, so, if it works, I don't fix it. I'm done with SS31 for now and taking the other 5 only.
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